Cologne, Germany
The Heinzelmännchenbrunnen is a historic fountain in Cologne's Old Town, located near the Appellhofplatz. Created in 1899 by sculptor Edmund Renard, it depicts the legend of Cologne's helpful house gnomes (Heinzelmännchen) and their banishment by a curious tailor's wife. The fountain is a beloved city landmark and a popular meeting point.
An evening story about medieval Cologne told at the famous Heinzelmännchenbrunnen fountain.
A historical walking tour exploring the dark chapters of Cologne's past - tales of witches, executioners, and condemned criminals.
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A guided tour through Cologne with captivating tales of local legends and historical anecdotes.
in 2 days
A public presentation exploring stories and legends of Cologne, taking place at the Heinzelmännchen Fountain.
An evening stroll through Cologne's historic centre with a costumed night watchman - a charming guided tour full of local tales and legends.